Hypercat UK Showcase 2016
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"Hypercat is demonstrating how new collaborations can deliver greater innovation for cities" |
BY INVITATION ONLY
The BT Centre, 81 Newgate Street, London
27th September 2016, 10.00am - 4.00pm - (Registration from 9.30am)
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What will deliver $11 Trillion by 2025?
According to McKinsey, Internet of Things applications could have an $11 trillion impact by 2025. These emerging technologies will transform the way we design, build and run our national infrastructure. This transformation is already underway. The Hypercat* Alliance, funded by UK government, with an international membership of over 1,000, is driving the development of new supply chains, standards and technologies. The UK has a leadership position in IoT and expects to create 67,000 new jobs and add over £80 billion to our economy by 2020. Join us at the Hypercat showcase to understand the driving forces behind this value creation and meet the principle thought leaders and innovators who are making this happen. You will hear from each of the Hypercat spearheads about what’s been achieved and the challenges overcome. They will describe how data from the spearhead solutions has come together in “Hyperspace” to demonstrate the benefits of IoT interoperability. The event is also a great opportunity for you to get involved in the future evolution of Hypercat and the IoT. We will discuss the latest developments with BSI, the World Wide Web Consortium and leading technology businesses. Together with major players in the built environment space, we will also explore how collaboration and interoperability can help to reduce the risk and improve the value of major infrastructure developments. Seats are by strictly limited. Please register now to reserve your place. * What is Hypercat? The Hypercat specification allows Internet of Things (IoT) clients to discover information about IoT assets over the web. With Hypercat, developers can write applications that will work across many servers, breaking down the walls between vertical silos. Speakers & Panellists include:
Justin Anderson
Executive Chairman Flexeye Executive Chairman Flexeye. Founder & Director Hypercat Alliance. Vice Chair techUK IoT Council. Justin is driven to make the world a better place. A mathematician and international technology visionary. A regular speaker on innovation at industry events. He has 25 years experience in technology during which he he has worked with large enterprises, startups, charities and industry associations. His special thing is ‘collaborative innovation: leading teams to work together across the innovation life-cycle from R&D to customer advocacy 
Scott Steedman
Director of Standards BSI Director of Standards BSI; an engineer by background, Scott spent 20 years working in industry for consulting and contracting companies on major infrastructure and building projects around the world. Elected Vice President Policy for the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) in November 2012, he is a former Vice President of Royal Academy of Engineering and Institution of Civil Engineers. 
Dave Raggett
World Wide Web Consortium, Web of Things Guru Dr. Raggett is the W3C staff lead for the Web of Things and has been involved in work on core Web standards since the early nineties, when he played a key role in launching standards work on HTML and HTTP. Dave has participated in a range of European research projects, as well as contributing to open source software. He obtained his doctorate from the University of Oxford and telecommutes from Bradford on Avon to W3C’s European host in Sophia Antipolis, France. 
John Davies
Chief IoT Researcher BT Dr. John Davies is Chief Scientist in the Future Business Technology Research practice at BT. He is currently leading the collaborative Hypercat For All Internet of Things project (http://www.hypercat.io) and a number of other IoT and Smart City projects. His research interests include semantic technology, internet of things, linked data, knowledge management, information and retrieval and knowledge representation. 
John Voon
Lead Technologist, Innovate UK John is a Lead Technologist for Internet Technology within Innovate UK's Digital Economy team; he looks at how IoT, cyber security and cloud can help enable the UK achieve future economic, social and environmental success, and improve the quality of life for all those living there. That’s the reason why he develops funding programmes that help businesses, academia and public sector organisations collaborate to accomplish greater levels of innovation. 
Stuart Higgins
Head of Digital Impact at Cisco Strategist and Change Consultant with over 20 years’ experience in the communications sector, Stuart is focussed on bringing innovative solutions to public sector organisations and partners, providing clarity around the governments approach to ICT delivery and on helping the public sector deliver better services to both employees and citizens. 
Darren Thomson
CTO & VP Symantec Darren is CTO & Vice President of the Technology Services at Symantec. An experienced I.T. professional and executive with broad and well-balanced technical, commercial and business skills, he has more than 20 years of industry experience, something that has also allowed him the development of strong managerial capabilities and the ability to actively manage change within challenging, high profile environments. 
Ben Foulser
Associate Director, KPMG, Transport Technology Ben is an Operational, Strategic and Financial Risk professional with risk identification, assessment and management experience in the Transport, Infrastructure and Utilities sectors. He also has significant experience in technology and data analytics within the transport sector with respect to ticketing/fare payment and apportionment/settlement systems. 
David Golby
Principal Scientist, BAE Systems David Golby is a Principal Scientist working for BAE Systems Military Aircraft at Filton, Bristol. His past projects have addressed topics such as Semantic Web, the Internet of Things and cross-domain data security solutions. 
Chris Wright
Co-founder and CTO at Moixa Technology Chris Wright co-founded Moixa with Simon Daniel in 2003 to realise the pair's vision for next-generation interface and energy technology. Since, they have developed and commercialised a number of patents including the multi-award-winning USBcell battery; the latest in the stable is the Maslow DC micro-grid product family, now being rolled out in a DECC energy storage demonstrator in 250 homes. 
Shaun Howell
PhD Researcher at Cardiff University (on behalf of Aquamatix) Whilst conducting PhD research at Cardiff University for three years, Shaun has lead and assisted tasks across five research projects relating to IoT and semantic web in smart cities, and extended existing BIM and smart city standards in line with UK agendas. He has delivered semantic water and energy models to the EC, a retrofit BEMS which has shown 25% energy savings, and had impact towards extensions of the international OGC CityGML standards. 
Bill Clee
CEO & Founder at Asset Mapping Bill Clee is the founder and CEO of Asset Mapping, a smart city & IoT technology company. A multidisciplinary design engineer with an eye for innovation and practical solutions to the complex challenges that buildings and cities face. Bill has worked on a wide range of systems used in the design, build and operation of major construction projects including Oil & Gas platforms. 
Keith Reed
COO at DevicePilot Keith joined DevicePilot after 15 years at Actix where he guided development of their popular Analyzer cellular product which manages more than 90% of the world's phone networks, then ran its global sales team. Keith previously worked for Pathtrace, pioneering Computer Aided Design and Manufacture (CAD/CAM) on the PC and holds an Honours degree in Computer Science from King's College, London. 
William Headley
Technical Project Manager at the University of Surrey William is a Technical project Manager at the University of Surrey, where he is responsible for the day-to-day management and contribution to an EU-sponsored project which seeks to advance the commercial introduction of future internet technologies and the development and facilitation of a website which promotes the University work in the area of the Internet of Things, among others. 
Pilgrim Beart
Founder AlertMe & Device Pilot Pilgrim has more than 20 years’ experience leading innovation in ground breaking, high-technology companies, three of which he co-founded. After a degree in Computer Engineering, Pilgrim designed innovative computer systems at start-ups in Cambridge and Oxford, then for six years led technology teams in three start-ups in Silicon Valley. He has co-founded four companies: activeRF, antenova, AlertMe and 1248. 
David Cuckow
Business Development Director, Flexeye David is a senior level executive with 20 years extensive international expertise in both established global market leaders and start-up organisations, managing change within high-techs, cross-functional organisations. Previously he has worked as Divisional Director & leadership positions at SAS, CA, Nortel, Alcatel and Racal: Founder Sonoma Systems Inc acquired for $540M by Nortel Networks. BSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering. 
Nick Monnickendam
Marketing Director, Flexeye Nick leads the marketing of Flexeye's software and related services for smart cities, manufacturing and financial services. He also collaborates with a wide range of public and private sector organisations through Hypercat and HypercatCity. 
Mike Fisher
Technology Lead, IoT Data Hub Mike has particular interests in the convergence of computing and wide area networks. Mike leads a team with a strong background in the flexible management of large-scale distributed IT infrastructure, including Grid and Cloud computing. Interoperability and scalable platforms to support open innovation are a particular focus. 
Jo Barker
Divisional Development Director at Mott MacDonald Jo has over 25 years consultancy experience in the UK, Europe, Middle East and Far East. He has a background in Smart Mobility and Urban Planning and has led a number of research and demonstration projects in these sectors. He currently works with colleagues from across Mott MacDonald to integrate infrastructure services in the urban context. 
Michael Trousdell
Associate – Arup Building Engineering London Michael leads on delivering innovative building designs in collaboration with architects as part of a multidisciplinary engineering team at Arup. He brings diverse experience from wind farm construction, product design, building services engineering, urban masterplanning, to energy infrastructure design to all his projects. He has a strong interest in open innovation, environmental integrity, energy infrastructure design and renewable energy technologies. Currently based in London he has worked for extended periods in Spain and Greece |
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